Sentence examples for much smaller increase from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration, however, proposes a much smaller increase and new rules for the program.

That was a much smaller increase than the $9.5 billion rise in credit that many analysts had expected.

And the lower categories require a much smaller increase in wind speeds before reaching the next category.

It also compared crime rates in a further 16 London boroughs, which saw a much smaller increase – up 18,103 – in weapon searches over the same period.

"For a much smaller increase in long-term interest rates, we've got a much larger increase in A.R.M. share," Mr. Duncan said.

WASHINGTON — Monthly Medicare premiums for most beneficiaries will rise next year by $3.50, to $99.90, a much smaller increase than had been expected, the Obama administration said Thursday.

Iran has repeatedly argued for much smaller increases, and its position has hardened as oil prices have retreated from their recent highs.

Under the final rule, hospitals will receive much smaller increases than originally proposed for treating some conditions, like pneumonia and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

Other European countries, such as the UK, saw much smaller increases in unemployment than I had expected, given the scale of the shock.

But two other populous states, California and New York, which had much smaller increases in incarceration -- California of 52percentt and New York of 24percentt -- had even sharper drops in crime.

But most towns are struggling with much smaller increases in their tax base, which means they will face large tax increases, particularly to cover shortfalls in state funding.